Quick Summary Google accidentally published the Chrome web store page for Jarvis, its next generation AI assistant. Jarvis is ...

Google may have accidentally leaked its latest and upcoming consumer-facing AI model, although the market is now questioning ...

Google's Jarvis AI, supposedly some sort of web-browsing AI autopilot, exists in Chrome extension form. But that's about all we know yet ...

Google accidentally leaked its AI agent on the Chrome extension store but quickly removed it. However some users did manage to download it.

A Google AI prototype called Jarvis leaked briefly, showcasing its ability to handle routine tasks autonomously.

The Information reported that an internal preview of Google's AI project codenamed Jarvis was briefly available on the Chrome Web Store. For a short while, it was available to download and install as ...

According to The Information, Project Jarvis would be able to visit different websites, fill in forms and even make purchases ...

Google might be ready to share more about agents that work in Chrome and are powered by Gemini 2.0 this December with Project ...

Google will reportedly launch Project Jarvis — a Chrome-based AI that can do many web tasks. Google refused comment, but its ...

Google's new advanced AI, Jarvis was available on the Chrome Web store for a short period of time. The speculations are that the company will reveal Jarvis in December. Listen to Story Google is ...

Second, I’d want an AI agent to browse the web using the browser of my choice, which is not Chrome. Also, I would want it to ...

While we could see Jarvis AI by the end of the year, the insiders who spoke to The Information claim it could be released to ...